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High mountain green

Grassy · Floral · Crisp greens

Best forFresh green tea for morning or early afternoon.

Type Loose-leaf green tea
Caffeine How much lift to expect — and you can shape it: cooler water and shorter steeps draw out less.
Harvest March 2024
Origin Yellow Mountain, Anhui, China
Altitude Growing elevation. Higher, cooler slopes slow the leaf and tend to concentrate aroma and sweetness; lower gardens give a rounder, fuller cup.
Cultivar The tea-plant variety — like grape varietals in wine, each carries its own aroma, body and ideal conditions.
Quantity:
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GREEN TEA / GRASSY

A clean, floral cup like a cool spring morning. First-flush, handpicked, and a great first proper green tea.

High mountain green
High mountain green
A top-down image of dried green tea leaves, High Mountain green tea.
High mountain green Sale price€16,00

In detail

A closer look at High Mountain Green.

Taste

Most pronouncedGreen · Floral · Mineral

How to brew

Hot

Leaf
3g
Water
250ml
Water temperature. Greens stay sweet around 80°C; near-boiling water can scorch the leaf and turn it bitter.
85°C
Steeping time. Longer pulls more strength and tannin; shorter keeps it light and delicate.
3 min

Re-steeps reuse the leaves up to 3×

Cold

Leaf
10g
Water
1L
Steep
8-12 hrs

If it tastes bitter, use cooler water (around 75°C) or steep for less time.

See the full brewing guide

What to notice

What to notice

  1. FIRST STEEP

    crisp greens and hay.

  2. SECOND STEEP

    floral mid-palate, slight sweetness.

  3. FINISH

    clean, drying.

  4. BODY

    light and lifted.

  5. AROMA

    spring meadow.

About this tea

High Mountain tea is a clean, floral cup, reminiscent of a cool spring morning when all the birds are out.

Our High Mountain green tea is of the Camellia Sinensis cultivar, which has been handpicked from the season's first flush at an altitude of 400m in Yellow Mountain, Anhui, China. The dry leaves are a beautiful sage color, which when steeped, create a light, wheat-colored tea.

The taste of our High Mountain tea is particularly fresh and cool. The brew offers grassy and floral notes, alongside crisp green vegetables and a hint of sweetness. This tea is a great choice for drinkers who prefer a light green tea with minimal umami.

High Mountain tea is ideal for calming the mind and improving focus. It makes a great accompaniment to meditative practices and tranquil moments.

This pairs well with seafood, fresh vegetables, and mild rice or pasta dishes. We recommend trying High Mountain as an unsweetened cold brew. This method accentuates the tea's crisp, refreshing qualities.

This selection was produced without pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers and harvested in March 2024.